List of typeMatches() Examples

Examples of typeMatches()

org.data2semantics.platform.domain.Domain.typeMatches()

This method checks whether two domain-specific types can be matched. I.e. this method returns true if, under the logic of the domain, the value of the given output can be used as a value for the given input. In some domains (like Java) this may involve complicated checking of type hierarchies. In others (like the CLI) only strings may be allowed. The module can indicate here that it can convert values from other domains (ie. a python xml document to a java xml document). If so, this must be implemented in the execute method, where the module will be provided with the original value in the original domain. @param output @param input @return

        Domain inputDomain = module.domain();
      
        DataType outputType = refOutput.dataType();
        module.addRefInput(inputName, description, refOutput, type, false, print);
        
        if(inputDomain.typeMatches(refOutput, module.input(inputName))){
          // Single reference input case
          ((ReferenceInput) module.input(inputName)).setMultiValue(false);
          
        } else
        if(isList(outputType)){

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Examples of typeMatches()

Examples of org.data2semantics.platform.domain.Domain.typeMatches()